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親愛的弟兄姊妹平安!
想分享一下我最近在台灣的生活。

回台灣三個星期左右的時間，感謝神讓我經歷祂預備給我的滿滿祝福。第一個祝福莫過於我的家人了。爸爸，哥哥和媽媽對我非常照顧，同時自己也很開心能花多一點時間與他們相處。雖然媽媽之前開刀完還未完全康復，但每天還是準備非常豐盛的美食給我，超感動的。第二個祝福乃是上帝預備的吉他老師。我這段期間的生活多了音樂的陪伴，顯得格外的充實。第三個祝福是祂帶領我在教會裡能讓我發揮所長。最近教會開設了一個英語查經班，讓我能盡一份小小的力來祝福更多想鞏固或認識這個信仰的人。

雖說祝福滿滿，但說實在的，剛搬回台灣時還是有很多不適應的地方。例如交通，語言，文化，生活習慣等等都讓我心靈上感到有些許的衝擊。

在眾多挑戰中，對我來說最大的挑戰就是在交到新朋友之前要先經歷的過渡時期。沒有朋友在台灣真的讓我感到有些許的落差感。因為在日本的時候得到了你們的愛和照顧，在台灣會不時想念你們而感到難過。

在一個既熟悉又陌生的環境裡上帝教我學習謙卑自己，除去抱怨，完全信靠祂並且從祂那裡得到生活的滿足及喜樂。

最近靈修到列王紀上，大衛在臨終前跟要接續他王位的所羅門說: 列上2:3 他若遵守耶和華吩咐的律例，誡命，典章，法度。這樣他無論做什麼事，不拘往何處去，盡都亨通。

上帝提醒了我不要忘記祂的信實，要知道祂對我的愛以及一切祂為我精心策劃的未來。只要我的心願意順服並勤勉禱告，尋求祂的旨意，祂必定讓我得到我意想不到的祝福。

雖然我還不完全理解上帝給我的計畫是什麼，等待的時後也很容易軟弱，但憑著聖靈添加給我力量，我知道每一個時節都有它美麗的安排。

願主祝福你們每一位！

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